The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25
MESSAGES FROM MAssILLON.
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Mrs. D. N. HickOx 10 visiting in Mans
field.
h Mr.. and Mrs, Vlnet Russell are In the
city. .. Nr
Carl limerick and family have moved
to Akron. u ufI. s.ie <
Miss Mary Vincent is visiting in,
Cleveland. .'N
Miss Hattie Russell is visiting In
Painsyille. | ,,....s.. 3
Dr. Portman. Of Canton, was IN the
city yesterday. gt.s.t-
Mr.. and Mrs. /. NJ. Allen have gone to
Magnetic Springs. "t -
Mr.. Ben Hurxthal !Of Mansfield, was
In the city Sunday.
Mr.. George else, clerk at Humberger's
is taking q vacation.
Miss Thesdora Kicks, Of Oneida, is Wis
lting relatives 10 the city.
Mr.. Austin Quinn, of Leetonia, visited
with friends here Saturday.
"True as Steel" was played to very
small audience Saturday evening.
Mr.. A. ]. BarchiieId and Miss L. Stiner,
Of Canton, were in the city Sunday.
Mr.. l. NJ. sOmmer, Of Norwalk, Ohio,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Smith,
lMr. ROush, proprietor Of the Toledo
American, was In MassillOn last week
The Ohio Church Choir will give a
concert In the Opera House, September
7th.
william Blttle and Elizabeth schuh
we're married last week by Justice Will
helm.
Mr.. A. j. Graybill has returned home
from weeks visit In New Philadel
phia, 0.
Miss Edith Alden ia learning to set
type In the office Of the Independent
Printing Co.
MIR. George Zeilly is lying very sick,
at his rooms In the Warwick Block, with
typhoid fever. +
William VOgt's barn burned down
Saturday. No cause is assigned for the
COL tlsgTstiOn.
Mr. Fl. G, Dlelhenn leaves to-day for
New York to buy goods. He will be
gone ten days.
Miss Kate Hisey, of COlumbiana, is
tbs guest Of her brother DR.. Hlsey, on
Wellman street.
Mr.. A. BoerneT purchased team OF
large mules Saturday 10 be used In his
delivery wagon.
Mr.. Peter Berrar says that three car
loads of Wheeling beer we're sold In
MassillOn lastweek.
Miss Maria Melcher and Miss Carrie
Hempy of Cleveland are the guests Of
Miss Emma Dlelhenn.
Mr.. and Mrs, william HsatOn and
family. of New York, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steese.
Mrs. Fannie Lotspeich and Mrs. Wsg.
ley, of Columbus, are visiting at the
residence Of Mr.. S. Buckius.
Sherman Hathaway 10 spending his
vacation with his brother, Mr., Ed, Hath
away, In New London, Ohio.
Master Milton Porter and sister Mar.
visit with friends inoAlbiOn, Pa.
Mrs D. A. Carver and daughter, Of
Bryan, O., ara visiting Mr.. and Mrs
George Welksr In West BrOokfeld.
Miss PacaliHe Smith, of ClearAeld
Pa, 10 visiting Miss Lila Ksrthsus al
the residence OF hon. ]. G. Warwick.
Miss Minnie Kiihn left for Wichita
Kansas, last evening, whore she has se'
cured position in The public schools.
Misses Mary and ChristiR0s Cum
Minis, Of Canton, are visiting theiI
uncle, Edward Quinn, on West MaiE
street, ...
| Mrs. II. A. French, son Charles ant
| Miss Stella JOhnsOn, Of Canton, arr
pending a few dsye at the home o.
Mrs. R. A. BshCey.
Sergeant G. L. Baa' z, of Co. T, Eight
Reg't. O. N. G. leaves tomorrow fol
Gallon, Ohio, for weeks encampmenj
with his regiment at that place,
Mr.. Elmer W. Werlich and Miss Katie
Hanford Smith were married at SaI
Francisco, Cal, August IL. Mr.. Weir
ich was formerly MassillOn boy,
The funeral Of the lata James Pau
took place Sunday from the residence
on WellmRn street The Knights o
MaCCabees, Of which he was memt er
attended In body,
Mr.. Bert Richardson, employed In tn
Signal Service at Pittsburgh, arrived
here this morning on his way to New
Philadelphia, to attend the funeral o
his SISTERS child.
The Curblng and gutterirg on th
Wooster road Is progressing nicely. AM
it is expected by the city that the Uuite'
Brethren congregation will place thei
church property In better condition.
| CJThe picnic at Chapman was success
large crowd being present, but thOs
who attended had not the pleasure
seeing or hearing Mr.. P0wdevly, as d
was not there. The MingleWood 0an
furnished the music.
Il Mr.. Frank Gully, Of Dalton, left tW
letters, one containing $50, on the pull
lie desk In the postOffice Saturday. Tn
letters wero found by Mr.. Michael Bal
who returned them to the owner. MI
Gully was glad TO receive them.
Mr.. Thomas Haines, the old Salvation
lst sailor, has gone to Rsading, Pa,
visit his daughter and take part in th
reunion there September l0tb, at Whic
time monument will be erected to th
memory Of the gallant soldiers an
sailors Of the late war.
The membership Of the Uniform Ran
Of K. of P, which organization Mr.. Jo
DeutsCh has so faithfully labored to OF
ganize, now numbers 81, four more thaI
Is necessary to organize. Wednesds
evening, August 31st, is set for the OF
ganizati0n Of the order, and all NJ en-
bers are requested to be present. Capt
Warthorst will take command OF the di
vision. The order will take honorar,